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MPs calling for new laws on missing people

MPs want to make it easier for families to deal with the affairs of missing people.

MPs say England and Wales should follow the presumption of death legislation in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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Wed 22 Feb 2012 06:00
91热爆 Three Counties Radio

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Chapters

  • 0620

    • Missing People

      MPs are calling for new laws to make it easier for families to deal with missing people

      Duration: 05:00

  • 0635

    • Mothers influence taste in food

      Carol from St Albans called about her children, but daughter Liz called to defend herself

      Duration: 08:00

  • 0648

    • Racism in Football

      David Cameron is hosting a meeting to try to tackle discrimination in the game

      Duration: 03:00

  • 0653

    • Empty 91热爆s

      Latest figures show that there are more than 650 empty properties across Luton

      Duration: 07:00

  • 0705

    • Missing People

      Kirsten Bennett, a solicitor from Slater Heelis, who's helped a number of families

      Duration: 08:00

  • 0722

    • Religious Education

      Less than 拢1 a year per pupil is spent on Religious Education

      Duration: 06:00

  • 0735

    • Football Discrimination

      Butch Fazal is a local coach and chair of the Asians in Football Forum

      Duration: 06:00

  • 0750

    • Empty 91热爆s in Luton

      Councillor for Housing at Luton Borough Council Tom Shaw

      Duration: 06:00

Broadcast

  • Wed 22 Feb 2012 06:00
    91热爆 Three Counties Radio